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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1919

Page

12

Bargain Sale on Khaki and Dress Suits and Coats

Men and women’s apparel on third floor offers many discounted items. Khaki suits in sizes 34 36 and 42 drop from 2 to 14 50 each along with various serge and crepe suits. Coats include Black Tricotine and Navy Bolivia Cloth at reduced prices plus several Heather and Poiret Twill options with substantial cuts.

Bolivia

Suits for Stout Women Reduced to Twenty-Five Dollars

Fifteen adjusted outfits for stout figures, previously priced up to seventy five dollars, now offered in a single special set on the third floor. Includes Black Granite size 88 percent, Blue Serge size 5st, Embroidered Tan Silk Tailie size 4, Gray Serge sizes 42 to 46, and Gray Scotch Tweed sizes 39 to 50 with various measurements.

Taft Attends Bryn Mawr Graduation in Philadelphia

Former President Taft spoke at Bryn Mawr College where his daughter Helen Taft had recently graduated. The article notes administrative changes, summer travel plans for the Tafts, and various social events including receptions, engagements, weddings, and visits by officials and dignitaries in Washington.

ORMER Taft Philadelphia Bryn Mawr Helen Taft WN. Cary Thomas

From England Visit By Stigands and Barry Family

Maj Chauncey H Stigand of the ish army and Mrs Stigand with Miss Nancy Yulee Neff arrived to visit Dr and Mrs Wallite W Neff in Vermont Avenue. The Stigands, late from Canada, will take several months leave amid planned entertainments. Lieut Commander and Mrs James Richard Barry and their infant daughter also arrived from the Philippines to visit Mr and Mrs David S Barry. Commander Harry Barry has spent three and a half years in the Orient.

Nancy Lane Secretary of the Interior Lane Frances Hampson Joseph Hampson Miss Lane Miss Hampson Hampson Simon J. Murphy, Jr Claymont Charlestown W. Va Lorraine Annette Robert H. Fletcher, Jr Staffs Corps Infantry Mary Weaver Walter T. Weaver Theodore ©. Hudson, Jr Hartford Helen Dyer Helen Chase Margaret Stohlman Margaret Fisher Bernice Smither Eugenia Todhunter Maid of Honor Iirft New York Atlantic City Margaret Yeager Robinson John K. Ford Philadelphia William B. Davis Washington Edward W. Davis Pocomoke City St. Paul's Memorial Church Overbrook Robert Norwood Ws.ow Kim Overbrook W. 5. Kirby Pride Gladysby Nieve The Arts Club of Washington F. Hopkinson Smith Clara Alexander England Maryland Avenue Baptist Church Fourteenth Street Maryland Avenue Northeast Martha Louise Haynes Joseph Fran Balderson Richmond County Richard R. Haynes R.S. Gwens Miaid Honet Misa Huby H. Hall Georgette Guy Balderson Robert EK. Beale Karl Balderson Turner Cox Robert L. Rhine Herbert Wright Helen Wright Gates Mills Ohio Lee McBride Mitz Cleveland Patty Shoreham Chauncey H. Stigand Stigand Nancy Yulee Neff Stipand Wallite W. Neff Vermont Avenue Maj. Stigand Lon Joe Canada Nun Comdr James Richard Barry Philippines Barry David Harry Orient Mrs. Barry

Hat trouble and moths spoil Jarr family gear

In a domestic scene Mrs. Jarr frets over hats and moth damage after moths infest a straw hat stored with winter clothes. Mr. Jarr finds moth debris as a plush hat is ruined. A neighbor hawks stock while prohibition chatter and old jokes mix with the couple’s banter.

Mrs. Warr Lona Germany Mr. Jarr Willie Mrs. Jarr Gita

Bad Complexions Peeled Off at Home

A cosmetic advertisement extols mercorized wax as a home beauty aid that removes surface skin defects. It claims faded skin and lines peel away in tiny amounts overnight, yielding a clear smooth complexion not achieved by makeup. Sold at drug stores in convenient sizes.

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